The Brookhaven leader., 1887-06-16
ro,yN ANo COUNTY TENS.
r.o.,ss. ADD best -four at powell's.

TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.
cAespes. ADD best -four at PowelIs.
Choice teas. chocolate and coffee n
Puwell's.
Miss Fannie Millssps will spend oom-
,nencement here.
Highly perfumed olive soap IS cents q
box at Kohlmsn's.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Henderson spent
sunday in Wesson. .
Iftho ladies want anything good to en-
for commencement, go TO PowelPs.
Don't fail to see Powell when you 10 to
Rrookhaven. lie will do you good.
Mr.. Marvin Tyler, Of Mon ticello, paid
tbi, Office most appreciated call recent
ly.
Mr. F. +. Becker, of Wesson, was one
fine audience in attendance upon On
gomar."
Fruit fresh butter, cheese, pickles,
,r,seryos, sauce and CONNECTIONS fresh at
PowelPs.
C1srERNs-A. Riggs & Bro, A7 Delord
street, near Dryades, New Orleans. Send
for price list.
Miss Addie Marshall attended the clos
ing exercises of Kavanaugh College at
Holmcsville.
Rev. J. r. Parish will preach at Old
Brook OH next Sabbath afternoon at balf
mas, three o'clock.
The next Baptist mite meeting will be
held with Mrs. J. H. Gambrcll, Friday
evening, the oath inst.
II Won want cool, fresh, celebrating
drink, try Lewenthars ice-cold soda wa
ter, only cents n glass.
Rev. J. A. Scarborough, the popular
pastor at Union Hall, paid our town and
theeditor d visit on last Sabbath.
Il il said that Gov. Bob. Taylor Of Ten
nessee, will he accompanied here by his
fiddle! Welcome to both in advance.
The graduating class of the college
WAS entertained by one of its members
Miss sallie Strickland, on yesterday even
Ing.
Miss Bannie Allen Is now operator at
Eopus chitto, Miss Julia cummings
supplipg her place at this end OF the
line.
The ladies' of the Baptist church will
hereafter sell ice-cream on Wednesday
evening at the same stand in front OF
Heuck & Sons.
The W. CIT U. will meet at the Pres
byterian church on Thursday evening, the
23rd inst, at O'Clock. There will bs no
meeting this evening.
For RRNr-A desirable cottage resi-
dence at west end Cherokee street with
four rooms and dining room and kitchen.
For further particulars apply ut this
Office.
The fete at the Park yesterday even
ing was delightful success. The ladies
who had it in charge deserve mnch
credit Such pleasant events should
occur often.
The ladies' of tho Wesleyan Society
will sell ice-cream and Strawberries at the
Nutun.c Hall Tomorrow evening a.
usual, Price 10 cents a saucer. Give
them call.
Too mrch stock on hand, and as ulon'
sy Is preferable to goods, / will convert II
!uio cash rs speedily as possble-call on
hoffman before the stock Is too much
reduced to make your selections.
The Bogue Chitto people, loaded by that
clever gentleman Mr. w. 7. Bixler, viii
give their annual basket picnic this year
at cold Springs on July end. We return
thanks to MIR. Bixler for an ivitation to
be present.
Mr.. J. G. Sessions announces himself as
candidate for Representative, subject to
the action of the Democratic party. Mr..
Sessions is one Of the staunch farmers OF
beat l, an intelligent gentleman, and
man who would represent the county
with credit to himself and constituents.
"Ingomar" was we'll played at Heuck' 8
Opera House on last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Will McGrath, who impersonated the
Barbarian" Seattle stealer," and Miss
Lulah Ragsdale as Parthenia, were &C.
corded the honors of the evening. Mr..
Charles Chrisman was highly compli
nented in his role as POlydore, the miser.
Mrs. Josie Crosby entered into the spirit
Of the play and made her part seem nat
urai and appropriate. Messrs. Lewis.
Decell, V. r. Byrd and Lewis Gillespie
had the other parts of Importance. The
young men who acted barbarians all did
finely as did also, Miss Olivia Sones
The play was repeated last night to a
good house.